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Jlanrljfhtf R Luftting Ipralb PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., June 12, 1975 School Board To Sell Doors, Desks, Chairs JlanrljFHtf r luFtting Ipralb Manchester’s Board of The assorted chairs and desks V Education has decided to sell a are from classrooms in Grades large accumulation of old 2 through 6 are are described in MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JUNE 13, 1 9 7 5 - VOL. XCIV, No. 216 Manchester A City of Village ChUrm t w e n t y -f o u r p a g e s — TWO s e c t io n s PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS doors, student desks and poor to fair condition. ___ students chairs it has been ac- Asst. School Supt. Wilson dOBGimTIONS cumulating over several years. Deakin said the doors are up for sale because they’ve been Bids for 72 doors, 200 desks, replaced by new doors to meet and 200 chairs will be opened by federal Occupational Safety the town director of general Election Second Gandhi Setback and Health Act requirements. A member of the eighth many families whose an agricultural country, it services June 24 at 11 a.m. at generation of the family name geneologies have already been required lots of people and the He said the desks and chairs the Municipal Building. NEW DELHI (UPI) — Prime Minister stand behind her during her gravest majority she deemed crucial to her elections —182 candidates for 182 seats. was Gurdon who was bom in searched and written up, and pioneers evidently knew how to have been accumulating in Indira Gandhi’s political fortunes and political crisis and said she would continue national image. Her party’s defeat was particularly Tolland, Ct. He married Ruth are deposited in libraries. get them. Very large families The doors are of assorted school storage areas for several prestige suffered another major blow to overcome her difficulties as she has in Adding to the humiliation of the land­ significant since it was the Congress The Connecticut Sttae were common. The family sizes, some paneled and some years and aren’t worth fixing. (Holbrook) Cobb Aug. 22, 1816 today when her ruling Congress party was the past. Political opponents called on her mark court ruling was the fact that voting leadership in the state, charged with ram­ and had fbur children including Library in Hartford has many geneology springing"frSirnirre'—Jiollow-core and one metal- The school system needs the crushed at the polls in election of a to resign immediately, but she was in the western coastal state of Gujarat pant corruption, that was the target of two Charles to represent the ninth and the library staff are always man may require a printed covered, and are offered as is. storage space, he said. legislature in violence-torn Gujarat State. keeping the nation guessing whether she came several days before the court ruling months of sustained rioting in Gujarat by glad to help you. They can also book about the size of Webster’s generation in America. Gurdon Her leadership of India was seriously would remain in office. and she had seen it as a test of her national student-led mobs which ultimately direct you to other sources that unabridged. died at Windham, Ct. March 29, jeopardized Thursday when a high court popularity before the national elections, brought down the government by forcing might help. And speaking of families 1849. convicted her of corrupt election practices As this nation of 600 million was still less than a year away. its resignation early last year. You will have many sur­ recalls to mind what O.C. read Charles was born Feb. 25, in the 1971 national elections and ordered reeling over Thursday’s corruption con­ Eighty-six persons were killed in the on a grave stone at Sleepy PINEHURST SEALTEST SALE. Mrs. Gandhi campaigned furiously over 1818 at Windham (Scotland), prises. Over many years inter­ to resign from parliament and the viction, returns were made public from rioting and when the government Hollow Cemetery where the past four weeks throughout Gujarat. Conn. A blacksmith by trade he marrying has made connections premiership. The court stayed the order the local elections in Gujarat State, capitulated, the state with a population of Washington Irving is buried. But her party won only 74 seats and a was shop foreman for the N.Y. with some strange bed-fellows. for 20 days to permit her to appeal to the showing her Congress party won only 74 27 million persons was placed under At times you may feel a little When a captain something died United Front Coalition swept 87 of the N.H.&H. Railroad Hartford SAVE on every 1/2 gel. of Seelteet Ice Cream Supreme Court. seats on the state’s 182-member president’s rule pending this week’s new pride, but don’t let it go to your he left 240 children and seats. Congress alone among the nine con­ shops for 25 years. He died Nov. She called on her supporters today to legislative assembly —far short of the elections. grandchildren living. Well if he at PInahursL All $1.49 flavors hi- testing parties fielded a full slate for the 1, 1876. He had married Lydia head. A little farther along The current results contrasted un­ had 15 and each of them had 15 eluding Vanilla, Choco and others. Ann Hebard May 10, 1842 and something may bob up that you favorably with Mrs. Gandhi’s popularity had 12 children. He was of the would rather have omitted. that would do it, wouldn’t it? 50c during the last Gujarat elections three Perhaps he was Captain of In­ ninth generation in America. When America was being years ago, when Congress bagged 140 One of their sons was Chester of converted from a wilderness to fantry. Helms Ducks Reporters at Hearing seats in the then 168-member assembly for the 10th g en eration , who a clear majority. brought the family line to ■ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Richard shot down by a group of gunmen May 31, Some of the most controversial actions, In the aftermath of Thursday’s high cort Manchester where it still is. He Vz g a llo n Helms, ambassador to Iran and former 1961 as he was leaving his home at San according to the time frames given in the ruling against her, Mrs. Gandhi left it to was the great-great­ head of the Central Intelligence Agency, Cristobal in a car. Rockefeller report, came during Helms’ the nation to interpret from her remarks grandfather of O.C.’s great­ ^ AUCTION ^ used the back stairs today to avoid The Senate committee was holding two stewardship of the vast CIA establishment whether she would step down as prime grandchildren the 14th genera­ reporters and get to a closed Senate sessions today — in the morning and again headquartered in the wooded countryside minister. The statements she did make tion of the d irect line in SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1975 10:00 A.M. hearing on his role with the controversial in the afternoon. Helms avoided reporters 3 (And save 500 too, on all $1.59 flavors when near Langley, Va. seemed to tilt in favor of her retaining the spy agency. and photographers in the morning by using America. Mancheit«r Coon & Fox Club you buy them at this sale for $1.09 Vi gallon.) Such as Operation CHAOS, a CIA opera­ nation’s leadership. If reading about this family's The Senate Select Committee on a backstairs to the conference room of the tion against American citizens during the “I am never upset or afraid of history has aroused anyone’s off Rt. 44« North River Road, North Coventry, Conn. NO LIMIT • FILL YOUR FREEZER Intelligence Activities called Helms back joint Atomic Energy Committee which racial and antiwar turmoil of the late anything.” She told a huge gathering out­ desire to find their own, be ad­ Another good value, full quarts of COKE has been used off and on for meetings of 1960s and early 1970s — carried out, the side her house today. “I do not want to Attic Treasures, Furniture, Tools, Household Items, one more time to testify about those seven vised that it will require a 2 qts. 89$, case of 12 qts. $5.00 years between 1966 and 1973 when he the Senate Select Committee on in­ Rockefeller report said, at the “ in­ comment on the judgment....We have tremendous amount of time, Toys, Books, Sporting Goods, Glassware, etc. headed the agency that has come under in­ telligence. sistence” of Presidents Johnson and faced many difficulties together and we p^rserverance, and con­ PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. - creasing congressional attack. Congressional and other committees Nixon. shall continue to overcome them un­ siderable expense to do it REFRESHMENTS 302 MAIN STREET Sen. Frank Church, D-Idaho, the com­ and commissions have repeatedly called And massive mail intercepts at New itedly.” yourself. But there are very mittee chairman, says he has “hard Helms back from Iran to explain some of York, New Orleans, San Francisco and evidence” which he says shows the CIA the things that went on during his tenure. Honolulu which were started in the early was involved in assassination plots on Since Helm’s last trip to Washington 1950s, long before Helms became director foreign leaders. recently to testify before the Rockefeller in 1966. But the Rockefeller report said Inside Today Church would not comment on a report Commission investigating CIA dvmestic Helms insisted on continuing the opera­ in The New York Times that the CIA con­ activities, that body has issued a 299-page tion, personally briefing the chief postal Bookmobile............................................Page 2 tributed “material support” to a group report which — although avoiding public inspector and also then Attorney General ECHS graduates ..............................Page 8 that assassinated Dominican Republic mention of assassination plots — John Mitchell on why it was necessary.
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